Virtual Training Academy
Available courses
- Teacher: Dr. Lewis Ramos
Bill 21: An Act to Protect Patients received Royal Assent on November 18, 2018, and introduced significant amendments to the Health Professions Act (HPA), providing specific guidance and requirements to regulated health professions for preventing and addressing sexual abuse and/or sexual misconduct towards patients by regulated members. These amendments, along with the College’s Standards of Practice (see Standard Area 5.0) and Code of Ethics, provide specific direction to regulated members for professional conduct and establishing and maintaining professional boundaries with patients.
The Alberta Federation of Regulated Health Professions (AFRHP) is a group of 29 health regulatory Colleges that work together to fulfill the same mandate – “to regulate our respective professions in the public interest.” The AFRHP has launched a new educational course to help regulated health professionals understand and comply with Bill 21.
[Content note: This course includes scenarios that depict sexual abuse and misconduct. Resources are available to help you access information and support.]
- Teacher: Dr. Lewis Ramos
This course is designed to give the student a solid foundation in orthopedic assessment. It is composed of theory lectures, practical classes, review sheets and case histories.
- Teacher: Dr. Lewis Ramos
This is the Massage Therapy and Practice (MTP) course in the Massage Therapy Program. In this course, students will acquire knowledge of the massage techniques, Swedish routine and non-Swedish therapeutic techniques, Spa techniques along with other massage techniques applied to the body.
- Teacher: Dr. Lewis Ramos
This is the Clinical Pathology course in the Massage Therapy Program. In this course, students will acquire knowledge of the body’s general conditions. The conditions on each system will be described in great detail as well as their relation to massage therapy.
- Teacher: Dr. Lewis Ramos
The anatomy of the human body from cellular organization to the systems. Laboratory work includes studies of slides, and the human skeleton, and dissection of representative mammals.
- Teacher: Dr. Lewis Ramos
Integrated lecture and laboratory course for the study of the structure and function of the human organism. Topics include: biological chemistry, cellular ultrastructure and metabolism, tissues and organs, and a systematic study of both the anatomy and physiology of all of the organ systems of the body.
- Teacher: Dr. Lewis Ramos
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